What is the rating in Amps?
34755
30A, we've run them up to 17A, giving a safety factor. They are copper with silver plating, perfect for REDUCING internal resistance and I^2 R loss.
1106605
I just found it in the pictures of what's in the box. It's 3 amps. Please stick to answering things you know. No offense and you did say you 'think' which is fair.
1838124
The label is very skimpy. it does not have amps, watts, or hp. Sorry, I do not know.
1505080
I do not know for sure, I think 12amps. it is not strong, would not recommend it
705812
I believe amps are different. My amp birth certificate was rated at 850. 100 more than the specs say. It's truly one sick amp
1653263
its a one channel amp ,,it has two negatives an two positives ,,but its ran as one channel inside the amp,,,its 1200 watts at 1ohm,,,600x2 at 2ohms,,i got 2 12s ran at 2ohms an my amp aint even turned half way up an it bangz tha crap out of em!!! im not totallysure if that's the specs I haven't seen them in awhile..
273455
Should be rated at 2.1 amp. Charges as fast as my Belkin charger rated at 2.1
1532507
I honestly don't know the correct answer for sure. My understanding is anything UP TO the given amps listed should be okay. When I bought the universal plug, is was to replace one specifically for a given amp rating. It works, but I don't have any devices that go much below that. I'm willing to bet it would be okay, as long as the rating is below the given amps of a given device, as it's okay to go up to the amount of maximum amps, just not to go over it. I would seriously recommend looking further into the matter to find out for sure. When dealing with electronics, it's better 'to be safe than sorry', as the saying goes so it would be safest to be certain. I honestly don't know the correct answer for sure. My understanding is anything UP TO the given amps listed should be okay. When I bought the universal plug, is was to replace one specifically for a given amp rating. It works, but I don't have any devices that go much below that. I'm willing to bet it would be okay, as long as the rating is below the given amps of a given device, as it's okay to go up to the amount of maximum amps, just not to go over it. I would seriously recommend looking further into the matter to find out for sure. When dealing with electronics, it's better 'to be safe... » Read More I honestly don't know the correct answer for sure. My understanding is anything UP TO the given amps listed should be okay. When I bought the universal plug, is was to replace one specifically for a given amp rating. It works, but I don't have any devices that go much below that. I'm willing to bet it would be okay, as long as the rating is below the given amps of a given device, as it's okay to go up to the amount of maximum amps, just not to go over it. I would seriously recommend looking further into the matter to find out for sure. When dealing with electronics, it's better 'to be safe than sorry', as the saying goes so it would be safest to be certain. « Show Less
751969
Just FYI. Amps are a measure of current. The "amp rating" generally refers to how much current a device is designed to handle safely, or to how much current a device will draw from a power source, and is not something that anyone would usually care about from a battery like this since it is used to power only a single device which is designed to use that battery. By "amp rating" you might be referring to mAh (milli-amp-hours) which is a measure of energy stored in the battery. Wh = watt-hours also refers to the amount of energy stored in the battery. To convert Wh to mAh, divide by the voltage and multiply by 1000. So in this case 24 Wh*1000/18 V = 1333 mAh. Just FYI. Amps are a measure of current. The "amp rating" generally refers to how much current a device is designed to handle safely, or to how much current a device will draw from a power source, and is not something that anyone would usually care about from a battery like this since it is used to power only a single device which is designed to use that battery. By "amp rating" you might be referring to mAh (milli-amp-hours) which is a measure of energy stored in the battery. Wh = watt-hours also refers to the amount of energy stored in the battery. To convert Wh to... » Read More Just FYI. Amps are a measure of current. The "amp rating" generally refers to how much current a device is designed to handle safely, or to how much current a device will draw from a power source, and is not something that anyone would usually care about from a battery like this since it is used to power only a single device which is designed to use that battery. By "amp rating" you might be referring to mAh (milli-amp-hours) which is a measure of energy stored in the battery. Wh = watt-hours also refers to the amount of energy stored in the battery. To convert Wh to mAh, divide by the voltage and multiply by 1000. So in this case 24 Wh*1000/18 V = 1333 mAh. « Show Less
705813
750x1@1 ohm500x1@2 ohm250x1@4 ohm. But like I said the birth certificate said mine was rated 895. I have two 12's with this amp not even maxed out and it hits hard. Great amp
1123584
I couldn't find it online or in the manual so I called their customer service. They said it is 6.2 amps.
607114
No. its rated at 1 amp. voltage is good up to 380v but amps are the same no mater what the voltage is.
1255454
I will agree with you, the rating seems low. I have them operating on 70 volt lines and am running it to 25 watts without any trouble. I'm sure it can go more. Remember, that 50 watts could be 5 amps...+_ depending on output voltage and load impedance
418362
It's class AB. These Amps are rated for 30KHz. I wouldn't worry too much about having an amp that can go higher. Your ears aren't going to hear much above 20KHz.
1820840
Not sure what your question is, but electrical rating for it is 120V AC, 1300 watts, or approx. 13 Amp.
789433
Can't tell what amp. rating it is not marked on the battery. - sorry Dale Starks
1114175
I believe it to be rated at 40 amps due to the length of the cable. although I have seen it other places saying its rated for 50 amps go figure.